Last February I wrote two pieces based on a methodology trying to calculate how much is lost to us of medieval literature. They can be seen at Lost manuscripts and More about counting lost manuscripts I have now seen a new article in the Guardian which looks further at the research and helps indicate the scale of what has been lost but also reflects upon not only the quantity but also the quality of what is no longer available to us. That is an equally sobering matter and one that is less easily answered. The article can be read at The big idea: could the greatest works of literature be undiscovered?
Elisha and the Widow are Christ and the Church
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William Durandus’ commentary on today’s Mass, Rationale Divinorum
Officiorum VI, 48The Mass of this day speaks of prayer and of mercy,
through which also d...
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